Attorneys

Meet the Attorneys at Dean & Gibson, PLLC

For over 25years, Dean & Gibson, PLLC, has provided the highest quality legal representation both inside and outside the courtroom. The attorneys at Dean & Gibson are some of the most experienced lawyers in Charlotte, NC, regularly handling a wide variety of civil and criminal matters. Our team works on both large, multifaceted cases as well as more straightforward legal matters.

Experienced Charlotte Lawyers: Dean & Gibson

Specializing in the complexities of Personal Injury Law, Commercial Litigation, Insurance Defense, Criminal Law, and more, the attorneys at Dean & Gibson offer the expertise your case requires. Our team is both knowledgeable and experienced in handling litigation in Charlotte and throughout North Carolina, but we’re also dedicated to providing our clients with a positive legal experience. We’re not just your lawyers – we’re your advocates.

In addition to our extensive courtroom experience, Dean & Gibson often relies on implementing innovative approaches to complicated legal entanglements. Our legal acumen and forward-thinking litigation strategies have allowed us to establish a proven track record of success here in Charlotte and all over North Carolina.

What Should You Look for in an Attorney?

At Dean & Gibson, we’ve spent over two decades observing the good, the bad, and the confounding in the courtroom. We’ve learned it’s imperative to the success of your case for you to select a team of attorneys in Charlotte who understand your needs and with whom you have a good rapport.

What should you consider when selecting an attorney to handle your case?

A great litigation attorney should have extensive experience inside the courtroom. While they should be prepared to handle your case out-of-court, knowing the ins and outs of the litigation environment in North Carolina is critical to the success of your case.

Consider the courtroom style and general demeanor of the attorneys at a firm. You want to select a firm that will aggressively pursue your interests but ideally, not burn bridges on your behalf. Does your communication style line up with that of your counsel?

Your attorney(s) should be upfront with you about the realities of your situation. Ask specific questions about the viability of your case and beware any firm that “overpromises” to win your trust. You need a legal partner, not a “yes man.”